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Republic Of The United States Of Rulgaria (R.O.T.U.S.O.R) | |
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 Flag | |
| Motto: "Populus, Militaris, Patrea!" | |
| Anthem: God Bless Rulgaria! (De jure) The Internationale (De facto | |
| Status | Active |
| Capital | Rulgaria city |
| Largest colony | capital |
| Official languages | English, Spanish & French |
| Recognised national languages | Spain |
| Recognised regional languages | English |
| Religion (2023) | Christianity
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| Demonym(s) | Rulgarian |
| Government | Federal two-party presidential republic under an authoritarian military dictatorship |
• President | Joseph Ferreira |
• Vice President | Karen Ferreira |
| Legislature | National Congress |
| United Senate | |
| Chamber of Deputies | |
| Independence from the Trinidad and Tobago | |
• Independence | 16 January 2023 |
• Constitution ratified | 20 April 2023 |
| Population | |
• 6 estimate | 6 |
| Membership | 6 |
| Currency | Rulgarian Lira |
| Time zone | UTC-4 (AST) |
| Date format | dd/mm/yyyy |
| Driving side | left |
The Republic Of The United States Of Rulgaria, more commonly known as Rulgaria, is a micronation in Trinidad and Tobago a set of twin islands in the Caribbean next to Venezuela. Rulgaria is a federated State and has similar administrative divisions to the United States of America with states who have power but mostly stick to government laws but it’s not at A point of power like the states in the United States so it’s more of a Unitary state. Rulgaria was founded by one the two grandsons of Joseph and Karen Ferreira when he decided that there should be some action in the family after the abandoned family game nights first the family game nights were delayed because of Covid-19 and then they were brought back but then because of “FAMILY TENSIONS” it was cancelled and in January of 2023 the idea came and on the 16th Rulgaria’s Independence was made and on the 20th the constitution was ratified.
Rulgaria is a military dictatorship and as a military dictatorship the military rules but is also a political party and only one other political party exists as there are no other parties this military backed party the RNPF Rulgarian Nationalistic Patriotic Front (which also happens to run the military) also political parties are not allowed even the ones that are allied with the RNPF they haft to merge with the party so basically in an election the only party the wins is the RNPF but citizens can join the party and run for an office like senator just not the president or vice president and the only other political party is the United Rulgarian Workers Party but also as a family nation Rulgaria does not accept any people who want to be citizens that aren’t a part of Joseph Ferreira and his family.
Rulgaria’s connection with micro nationalism goes as deep because even after Rulgaria was formed and had a constitution it took a very long time to figure out what Rulgaria’s identity and foreign policy. Speaking of such Rulgaria’s foreign policy the nation of Rulgaria as a very very strict zero tolerance policy towards any nation the embargo’s or puts sanctions on Rulgaria or acts hostile to Rulgaria no nation shall do that or else Rulgaria will cut off all diplomatic relations to them and not recognize them as a legitimate sovereign country that includes countries Rulgaria is at war with.
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Rulgarian Nationalistic Patriotic Front | RNPF | Joseph Ferreira | Centre | Christian Democracy, Social Democracy, Nationalism | 2 / 3
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| Date | Name | Remarks |
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| January | New Year’s Day | First day of the new year. |
| January | Rulgarian Independence Day | The day when Rulgaria gained Independence. |
| January | Rulgarian Constitution Day | The day Rulgaria’s constitution was ratified. |
| February | Carnival | The start of Carnival a holiday celebrated across the world in streets at different times of the year. |
| February | Carnival/Shrove Tuesday | A traditional non-working day for employees but not an official holiday. |
| February | Valentines Day | A day of love. |
| February | Carnival Monday | Second to last day before the end of Carnival. |
| February | Carnival Tuesday | Last day of Carnival and the day before Ash Wednesday |
| February | Ash Wednesday | A religious holiday of Christian’s |
| March | Ramadan Start | The start of Ramadan a religious holiday of Muslims where they fast. |
| March | March Equinox | The start of a season. |
| March-April | Good Friday | The start of the Days when Jesus was crucified and resurrected. |
| March-April | Spiritual Baptist Liberation Day | The day when Baptists in Trinidad and Tobago were free to practice their faith and it was legalized. |
| March-April | Easter Sunday | The Day when Jesus was resurrected. |
| May | Eid al-Fitr | The end of Ramadan when Muslims feast and have a whole meal for the first time since March. |
| May | Mothers Day | A day that honours mothers. |
| May | Indian Arrival Day | The day that commemorates Indians arriving to Trinidad and Tobago as indentured-servants. |
| June | Corpus Christi | A Christian holiday. |
| June | Fathers Day | A day that honours fathers. |
| June | Labour Day | A day that Honours all workers and employees. |
| June | June Solstice | The start of a season. |
| August | Emancipation Day | The day when slaves in Trinidad and Tobago could be free. |
| August | Trinidad and Tobago Independence Day | The day when Trinidad and Tobago became independent. |
| September | September Equinox | The start of a season. |
| September | Republic Day | The when Trinidad and Tobago became a republic. |
| October-November | Diwali | A Hindu celebration that celebrates the triumph of light vs dark and the return of one of its gods. |
| December | December Solstice | The start of a season. |
| December | Christmas Eve | The night before Christmas Day. |
| December | Christmas Day | The day celebrated my people of all religions and the day when Christ was born. |
| December | Boxing Day | A day to traditionally give gifts and the day after Christmas Day. |
| December | New Year’s Eve | The last day of the year also called old years night when people and countries wait till midnight to celebrate the new year and sing Auld Lang Syne traditionally sang for this event. |
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